Tim Janicke

The paper examines whether sexual selection predicts population trends in birds using abundance data across 738 species and finds no significant association.

This study quantifies sexual selection in Brassica rapa by integrating pollinator monitoring and genetic paternity analysis, showing pollinator abundance affects pre- and post-pollination selection.

The paper uses simulations to show that Bateman gradients are influenced by covariances between mating success and other factors, not just direct causation.

This paper conducts a meta-analysis of 371 effect sizes from 75 studies on acoustic adaptation hypothesis, finding no consistent support for vegetation structure affecting acoustic signaling across terrestrial vertebrates.

This study reviews evidence for sexually antagonistic polymorphisms in humans and finds 51 genes with sex-opposite effects, though none are explicitly labeled as such.